A recent news article has been published in Nature entitled ‘Gene-expression study raises thorny ethical issues‘. This is to do […]
Tag: Genome
Why finding data from papers is still so hard?
A good and a bad example for how to share data from a high profile publication.
Ranking personal genomes according to their likely health cost
How to create a system that ranks human genomes and what to do to avoid discrimination.
A Genome Blogger Manifesto -Revisited
Genome blogging refers to the sharing of experiences, results and data relative to a person’s genome. Normally, the information shared […]
Why You’ll Sequence Your Genome More Than Once
I have gone through the sequencing process three times, to do my genotype, my exome and my microbiome. As technologies […]
CircosVCF uses Corpasome for their demo
CircosVCF is a web based visualisation tool of genome-wide variant data described in VCF files using circos plots. The provided visualisation […]
That feeling when your work is cited in Wikipedia
This time it has caught me by surprise and to me is probably the greatest recognition of my work to date. […]
Human Genomics Data Access & Sharing Workshop
Finding and Accessing Human Genomic Data for Research Repositive Ltd Wednesday, 28 September 2016 from 10:00 to 12:00 (BST) Cambridge, […]
My Family Exome Analysis: Findings
After 4 years of work, I am pleased to say that two publications have emanated from this work: Low budget […]
Article “Crowdsourced Analysis of Family Genome” Among BMC Genomics Most Influential Articles for 2015
I am pleased that our article “Crowdsourced direct-to-consumer genomic analysis of a family quartet” is the second most influential article in […]